Techno II

Artist: Ben Klock
Album: Earthquake
Released: 2005
Genre: Dance/electronic
Lebel: Memo

Ben Klock - Frozencity

edit of Crash Course in Science's Flying Turns with Back to House (Dousk Remix)...bit of inspiration from the version played by Maceo Plex
Free Download at my facebook page :)

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Crash Course in Science - Flying Turns (Eddie Stephens Edit)

Julian Jeweil - Los Pistolos (Original Mix)

Electricite (Devils Kiss EP) PREVIEW MINIHARD REC

Devil's Kiss (Devils Kiss EP) PREVIEW MINIHARD REC

Brain Damage (Devils Kiss EP) PREVIEW MINIHARD REC

Brazilian producer, DJ and owner of one of the international club circuit's most renowned spots, D-EDGE in Sao Paulo, Renato Ratier is the man behind many things, the latest being Get Physical's newest release.

Ratier has put all that determination to work for the 4-track EP that features two original creations just as driving as he is, Deadly on-point and hypnotic, "Out There" and "Weather" are completed by remixes from Vaal - who gives the first track a playful, filter-happy spin - and the grand master of funky percussion himself, Guillaume & The Coutu Dumonts.

Beatport

Outhere (Original Mix) - OUT NOW!

Green  Velvet & Carl Craig - How

Available on Beatport
https://pro.beatport.com/track/so-what-original-mix/6428822

Green Velvet & Carl Craig - So What

The Duss boys make their phobiq debut with &#8220;Splitted&#8221; and the title track stomps through the door with distorted effects, metallic chords, and a chrome-plated attitude. &#8220;Mistral&#8221; follows with its snappy groove and cavernous vibe -without being chaotic-, while an apocalyptic breakdown acts as a welcomed breather. Closing up, the &#8220;Duss On Acid&#8221; mix does just that, introducing warped synth action, squelches and a grinding rhythm section.

Duss - Splitted (Original Mix)

We are very proud to celebrate the 15th anniversary of our label with a celebratory four-volume digital package, and a special vinyl box set containing all four volumes plus four extra tracks.&nbsp; 

First up are the mighty Filterheadz, and their offering goes straight to the point with obvious tribal sensibilities and a rolling rhythm section, while vocal snippets propel the momentum to hyperspeed together with the driving bassline.&nbsp; The honor roll keeps on moving as Stefano Noferini takes it from there with &#8220;Traken&#8221; and delivers a dubbed-out number complete with his trademarked streamlined synths and crackling drums.&nbsp; Closing up the first anniversary volume is none other than Steve Mulder and his &#8220;Amsterdam To Madrid&#8221; track where grinding hats come together with the phattest of basslines, and are sprinkled by some tasty, old-school chords.

Stefano Noferini - Traken (Original Mix) [Pornographic Recordings]

Green Velvet & Carl Craig - Manikin

Max Dennett makes his Phobiq debut in grand fashion, with &#8220;Resist&#8221; coming down strong via the use of huge chords, cavernous synths and mighty stabs. &#8220;You Can Do It&#8221; continues with even more chord action, but brings in rumbling bass for low-end goodness and vocal edits reiterating the title. Closing up with &#8220;Plastic Moon&#8221;, Max lets the snappy drums clear the path for growling synths and tasty, melodic overtones.

Max Dennett - Resist (Original Mix)

We can't think of anything better to kick start the day, than some completely fresh sounds entering our ears. That's why, when we heard our old friend, Deas, had a new EP on the way, we just had to be the first to have it.

Signed to KMS Records - the brainchild of Detroit luminary, Kevin Saunderson - the Pressure EP offers 3 tracks of stone cold techno, from the pulsating nightmare of the title-track, to the robotic funk of 'Goldfinger' and the driven 'Program Error'.

The Greek-born, Krakow-based producer has been turning a lot of heads over the past few years, with his own Secret Room Records, and work for Bush, Proton and Monique Musique (the latter of which we premiered here). Through his KMS debut, Deas solidifies his rightful place amongst the contemporary techno elite, and we have a feeling this is still only the beginning. 

The Pressure EP is set to drop June 15th; here you can listen to clips before anyone else in the world, so what are you waiting for? Crank up your system and get the weekend started early.

Deas - Pressure (SNIPPET)

We are extremely happy to have the one and only Gayle San on phobiq with her &#8220;Survival&#8221; track, and Mark Reeve&#8217;s interpretation is up first to set us up for what&#8217;s to follow. Taking a more subliminal route, we are introduced to a dubbed-out number which turns into a percussion-led stormer, with the Original&#8217;s synths making an appearance during the break down. The Original Mix lets mighty chord stabs lead the way, while soaring electronics create a thick atmosphere under which the rocksteady rhythm section grinds away effortlessly.

Gayle San - Survival (Original Mix)

Label boss Sasha Carassi is back and takes no prisoners in these two storming cuts. &#8220;Citrus&#8221; kicks things off with looped-out samples and steamrolling drums, while an anthemic riff creeps out from behind the shadows, instantly elevating the affair to the next level. &#8220;L.S.F.&#8221; picks up from there with the evilest of arpeggios and mangled vocals, as everything is shrouded in thick, dark air, evolving into an evil masterpiece.

Sasha Carassi - Citrus (Original Mix) [Phobiq]

Sasha Carassi - L.S.F. (Original Mix) [Phobiq]

Alex Bau - Hollywoodbullet

Julian Jeweil - Techno Corner (Original Mix)

Artist: Alan Fitzpatrick
Title: Skeksis For An Endless Night
Genre: Techno
Date: 07 November 2012


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